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Home › Sports TV Schedules › Tennis TV Schedule › Indian Wells TV Schedule

Indian Wells TV Schedule

See how to watch or stream every match at Indian Wells with the 2025 BNP Paribas Open TV schedule on Tennis Channel.

All matches will be available on Tennis Channel, which is available to stream on Fubo (subscribe – this website may receive a commission.)

Indian Wells TV Schedule 2025

Previous Events

Wednesday, March 6, 2024

Time	Round / TV
1:00 pm - 1:00 am	First round Tennis Channel

Thursday, March 7, 2024

Time	Round / TV
1:00 pm - 1:00 am	First round Tennis Channel

Friday, March 8, 2024

Time	Round / TV
1:00 pm - 1:00 am	Second round Tennis Channel

Saturday, March 9, 2024

Time	Round / TV
1:00 pm - 1:00 am	Second round Tennis Channel

Sunday, March 10, 2024

Time	Round / TV
1:00 pm - 1:00 am	Third round Tennis Channel

Monday, March 11, 2024

Time	Round / TV
1:00 pm - 1:00 am	Third round Tennis Channel

Tuesday, March 12, 2024

Time	Round / TV
1:00 pm - 1:00 am	Round of 16 (singles), quarterfinals (doubles) Tennis Channel

Streaming options

Tennis Channel can be streamed through the following services: Fubo, DIRECTV STREAM or Sling TV. Those are currently the only streaming providers that carry Tennis Channel. You can also watch live matches on Tennis Channel Plus.

The main tennis TV schedule can be seen here.

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J. Worth says:

8 months ago

What a scam, you let us watch the first week & then you take away and only show on tennis channel, you want to scam more money out of us, we pay too much as it is. HIGHWAY ROBBERY!

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Barbara Wierzbicki says:

8 months ago

Like others, I’m frustrated with the Tennis Channel on Sling TV. Anything to squeeze a few more dollars out of us for the semi-finals and final matches. I’m done with it!!!

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PD says:

3 years ago

Tennis channel plus is a scam
I signed up yesterday to watch Indian Wells and they implied it was on live in their advertising
Watched live semis and blocked finals
I’m canceling subscription

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Richard needham says:

3 years ago

so tennis channel plus has matches on all week
then when comes to finals, no. Only on tennis channel. Cheap trick. I’m all done with them

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Jaime says:

3 years ago

The VERY WORST thing that TC Plus (subscription) does is air the day session of a tournament then switch over to TC (cable) for the rest of the coverage. If I were not such a tennis fan I’d have cut ties with TC just like I did with cable years ago.

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Karen says:

4 years ago

No ESPN – Boooh!!!

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Cass says:

4 years ago

Isn’t women’s games just as important as the men’s games? GO FIGURE!!!

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Rose Neal says:

7 years ago

We missed the live coverage of both the mens and ladies finals because of very poor communication and disorganized scheduling by the Tennis Channel and ESPN. As Nancy states above: “it shouldn’t take this much effort to find out where to watch a tennis match”. I wish I’d found the above schedule earlier – it would have saved a lot of disappointment.

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trudy anderson says:

7 years ago

I agree with all of the people complaining about the un-organized scheduling of watching this wonderful tournament. Why am I paying for cable tennis channel when ESPN channels are free and are covering – but unfortunately matches were played at completely random times!!!!! Very poor coverage. It should be effortles for us viewers to be able to watch the matches we choose. Don’t cover at all if you can’t deliver.
Trudy

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Tony says:

7 years ago

It’s all about the Golden Rule, he who has the Gold Rules!

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Max says:

7 years ago

The men’s semifinals are also on ESPN3 today (3/16).

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Sharon Geislet says:

7 years ago

Yup, it’s a game of hop scotch figuring out who has paid the most cash to broadcast all the major tournaments matches as they transition to the finals. Yes, it is frustrating and not well publicized information but cash is king, so expect the same in future. Then the big 3 networks will be part of the hop scotch scheduling. Whining won’t help !

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Jo l says:

7 years ago

I too find your tv coverage frustrating. Why not let the tennis channel cover the finals “live” vs ESPN who cuts us off at the end of they have another sports function to make money off of? And if we don’t pay for espn3 we could be missing matches in the future. It’s all for your profits, what about your vieweres?

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- Paulsen says:
  
  7 years ago
  
  I believe ESPN3 is free even without a cable subscription. I might be wrong about that, but in my experience I’ve never had to log in with cable credentials to view programming on ESPN3.
  
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Tom Crews says:

7 years ago

Wish I would have found your TV schedule sooner. I missed the Nadal semi thinking it would be on the Tennis Channel. Very disappointed in the Tennis Channel for its deceptive description of matches to follow during the Joker/Fognini doubles semi.

Thanks for your excellent chart!!

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wendy kelley says:

7 years ago

i have never been so angry about your tv coverage. I am going to cancel the tennis channel and I have spent an hour already trying to find games i already taped on espn and the tennis channel only to find they were somewhere else!? this is horrible, Mr. Paulsen. For some reason I just dont believe you are sorry.

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- Paulsen says:
  
  7 years ago
  
  I do not run Tennis Channel, ESPN, or any other television network.
  
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- Ginny Concannon says:
  
  7 years ago
  
  I agree with the above. Looking for live coverage is like playing
  “Where’s Waldo”
  
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Florinda Zellner says:

8 years ago

Why was the women’s semifinals only aired on TC plus? I was expecting ESPN to air it but never did. This is so frustrating when I’ve been following all women’s matches and miss live coverage of the women’s semifinals.

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- Paulsen says:
  
  8 years ago
  
  The matches were on ESPN2 — even says so in the above schedule.
  
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Nancy says:

8 years ago

It states here that on Wednesday, March 14, that the Indian Wells 4th round & semifinals are on espn3 from 2-midnight. I waited all day to watch the Federer/Chardy match, but espn3 cut coverage of Indian wells just before the match, around 4-4:30 in the afternoon. I used your guide to find out where to watch this match and was very disappointed that espn did not air it. So I was unable to watch it. I find it eternally frustrating to try & find out where to watch certain tennis matches. As tennis matches tend to be aired “all over the place” Sometimes, I rearrange my schedule around a match, only to find it is not being aired by the venue listed. Or, I cant find anywhere that says where to watch it. I just wish there was a reliable place to find out where to watch particular tennis matches. There’s no one to call, or anything one can subscribe to for this.it shouldn’t take this much effort to find out where to watch a tennis match. Thanks, Nancy

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- Paulsen says:
  
  8 years ago
  
  Sorry about that Nancy — not sure what would have been the problem. ESPN3 is supposed to air coverage all day until the conclusion of play. Maybe there was a rain delay?
  
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